Preserving the voice of the individual helps document Michigan's past!
Welcome to the official site of the Michigan Oral History Association (MOHA). The mission of MOHA is to provide for effective cooperation and communication among persons, programs and institutions concerned with the techniques, uses and promotion of oral history in Michigan.
Have Questions:
Geneva Kebler Wiskemann
Secretary
MOHA
5580 West State Road
Lansing, MI 48906-9325
517-321-1746
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November 7-8. Oral History for Michiganians 2008 Conference offered by the Michigan Oral History Assn in partnership with the Michigan Department of History, Arts and Libraries and the Huron Shore Humanities Council in Rogers City at the Water's Edge Huron Conference Center.Session facilitators to date include:David Erickson of the Lore of the Lakes Marine Museum in Rogers CityMichael O. Smith, Director of the Walter P. Reuther Library of Wayne State University Terry Wooten, oral historian, poet-bard . Plans are progressing to bring Wooten, a Michigan Humanities Touring Artist, to area classrooms as an Artist in Residence prior to the conference. individuals and organizations may be Supporters by contribution of attendance, dollars, and distribution of news. Exhibit space is available with registration. The keynote speaker is Tom Wiener, historian for the Veterans History Project of the Library of Congress.See www.michiganoha.org and the newsletter for frequent updates. 
